GraiguenamanaghDuiske Abbey and a seven arch stone bridge are what the town is built around, under Brandon Hill on the Barrow.
Mountain
Brandon Hill
Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny
The highest hill in the county at 515m. It goes straight up behind Graiguenamanagh and a marked path takes you to the cairn on top.
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- Graiguenamanagh, County Kilkenny
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GraiguenamanaghDuiske Abbey and a seven arch stone bridge are what the town is built around, under Brandon Hill on the Barrow.
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